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In Close Election, Netanyahu Relies on ‘Us Versus Them’
As Israel approaches an April 9 general election, Netanyahu is again resorting to right-wing populism that critics say amounts to...
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More Than 113 Million People Suffer ‘Acute Hunger:’ UN
More than 113 million people across 53 countries experienced "acute hunger" last year because of wars and climate disasters
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Anti-Muslim Hatred ‘Spreading Like Wildfire:’ UN Chief
Guterres warned of a surge in hate speech he said was "entering the mainstream, spreading like wildfire through social media."
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Germany Reports First Greenhouse Emissions Fall in Five Years
Last year, Chancellor Angela Merkel's fourth government officially gave up on the goal of slashing output by 40 percent by...
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A Tale of Two Delhis: Deadly Air Exposes India’s Rich-Poor Divide
Experts warn the long term health consequences of living enveloped in pollution are disastrous, often causing chronic sickness.
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Four Years On, Migration Crisis Stokes Desperation On Greece’s Lesbos
The residents of Lesbos have grown tired of their role at the center of Europe's migration crisis, while those trapped...
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Palestinians See Little Hope in Israeli Elections
Israel's upcoming elections could have a direct effect on the Palestinians, but many have little interest in who wins, having...
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Ukraine Prepares for Elections: “President has to Change”
Ukrainians are choosing their next president from 39 registered candidates, including comedian Volodymyr Zelensky and current President Petro Poroshenko.
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Why Has The World Forgotten Haiti?
Haiti is the site of a severe humanitarian crisis and widespread protests against President Jovenel Moïse. But the world has...
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A ‘Tragic Life’ For The Displaced in Syria’s Al-Hol Camp
At least 140 people, mainly children, have died en route to Al-Hol or shortly after arriving since December.
Read moreDisrespecting Russian Authorities is Going to Be Really Expensive
By introducing a controversial set of bills on posting "disrespectful" information about the state and spreading «fake news» online, Russian...
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Thousands of German Teens Join Thunberg’s Climate Fight
Thousands of German youths went on strike from school on Friday, joining Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg who has taken...
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Anger And Irreverence on The Brexit Day That Wasn’t
It was billed by Brexiteers as "Independence Day" - until political paralysis prompted a last-ditch delay to Britain's planned departure...
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40 Children Killed in Year of Gaza Border Protests: UN
Around 40 children have been killed and many injured in one year of demonstrations along the border between the Gaza...
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Eurozone ‘Not Resilient Enough’ to Weather Another Economic Crisis: IMF Chief
The eurozone is in better financial shape than a decade ago, but not solid enough to withstand another economic crisis,...
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Africa Loses 630 Million Years of Healthy Life Within a Year [Report]
Nearly 630 million years of life were lost in Africa in 2015 due to the rampant diseases that afflict the...
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‘Glaring Irony:’ Ex-Duterte Adviser Accused of Drug Trafficking
Lawmakers critical of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday called for a probe into a fired police official's allegations that...
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Brunei to Impose Death by Stoning for Gay Sex And Adultery
The new penalty for theft is amputation of the right hand for a first offense, and the left foot for...
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The Constitutional Case For and Against Juan Guaidó
The political standoff in Venezuela between Guiado and Maduro rests on differing interpretations of Article 233 of the Consitution.
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Measles: Why is Once-Eliminated Disease on the Rise Again?
After a New York county declared a state of emergency to prevent the spread of a measles outbreak, why is...
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